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Council approves CIT contract with Iowa Primary Care Association; first‑year contributing agency amount $120,000
Summary
Clive City approved a contract to continue a Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) program with Iowa Primary Care Association. The contract includes a $120,000 participating‑agency contribution this year and a stepped city share that decreases by $30,000 annually.
The Clive City Council on July 24 approved a resolution to continue its Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) partnership with the Iowa Primary Care Association (IPCA), approving a contract that staff said had been redlined to include legal revisions previously suggested by city attorneys.
The police chief presented the contract and said the participating agency would contribute $120,000 in the first year to help cover a new hire; staff described the first year as roughly a wash while the contribution steps down by $30,000 each subsequent year. Council members asked clarifying questions about termination and notice provisions; staff said the contract generally contains a 180‑day opt‑out but includes a 60‑day provision for funding being totally pulled by the state.
A council member moved and seconded the resolution; the council voted to approve the contract as presented and the clerk posted the vote. Staff said the approval allows the city and IPCA to proceed into fiscal year 2026 while continuing work on supplemental funding.
